From: Amy Waterman
Dear Friend,
I’m not going to lie about your marriage and tell you everything is going to be okay.
The bottom is dropping out of your world right now. Your marriage, everything you love and treasure, everything you have worked your life for, everything that’s familiar to you… it’s all on a knife-edge.
You can’t eat, you can’t sleep and you can’t think straight. The stress is taking its toll on your health. Your whole future, which once seemed so certain, now hangs in the balance, waiting for you to make the next move.
My best friend Jane stood exactly where you are standing. Her husband came home one night, asked for a divorce and told her nothing could change his mind. What she did next seemed counter-intuitive at first, and it saved her marriage.
Is your marriage about to jump off a cliff… and take you with it?
I have three things to share with you that disarm the threat of divorce and start rebuilding your marriage. Listen carefully, and do them without hesitation.
- 1
STOP what you are doing right now.
The methods and well-meaning ideas you have used up to now have most likely not worked. That’s why you are here, with your marriage even closer to divorce. What you have done may be pushing your spouse further away, even into the arms of another person. It’s time to rethink everything you thought you knew about saving a marriage.
- 2
Break the negative spiral.
Break the lies, the resentment, the doubt and the spiral of arguments that took you from happily married to the edge of divorce. However complicated or unusual your marriage problems are, my advice stops the arguing and the negativity, puts the focus back on you and your marriage, and opens your eyes to the love that still simmers beneath.
- 3
Turn your spouse around.
Make your spouse love you, cherish you and desire you again, so your marriage comes back stronger and divorce is off the table.
A renewed, loving marriage might feel impossible to picture right now. But if you read this page and do what it says, you can change the way you and your spouse talk to each other, from awkward and angry to warm and supportive, and build the loving marriage you deserve.

















